bl_idname requirements for 2.80
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The python api change notes for 2.80 give new requirements for bl_idname. I'm getting an error telling me that "MAPLUS_OT_changetypebaseclass" is an invalid name:
RuntimeError: Error: Registering operator class: 'ChangeTypeBaseClass', invalid bl_idname 'MAPLUS_OT_changetypebaseclass', at position 0
Am I following the naming requirements properly? The addon file is here for reference.
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The python api change notes for 2.80 give new requirements for bl_idname. I'm getting an error telling me that "MAPLUS_OT_changetypebaseclass" is an invalid name:
RuntimeError: Error: Registering operator class: 'ChangeTypeBaseClass', invalid bl_idname 'MAPLUS_OT_changetypebaseclass', at position 0
Am I following the naming requirements properly? The addon file is here for reference.
python
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The python api change notes for 2.80 give new requirements for bl_idname. I'm getting an error telling me that "MAPLUS_OT_changetypebaseclass" is an invalid name:
RuntimeError: Error: Registering operator class: 'ChangeTypeBaseClass', invalid bl_idname 'MAPLUS_OT_changetypebaseclass', at position 0
Am I following the naming requirements properly? The addon file is here for reference.
python
asked Dec 9 at 23:24
egtwobits
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The python api change notes for 2.80 give new requirements for bl_idname. I'm getting an error telling me that "MAPLUS_OT_changetypebaseclass" is an invalid name:
RuntimeError: Error: Registering operator class: 'ChangeTypeBaseClass', invalid bl_idname 'MAPLUS_OT_changetypebaseclass', at position 0
Am I following the naming requirements properly? The addon file is here for reference.
python
python
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asked Dec 9 at 23:24
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asked Dec 9 at 23:24
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Expected a class name including _OT_
This should work.
class MAPLUS_OT_changetypebaseclass(bpy.types.Operator):
bl_idname = "maplus.changetypebaseclass"
edited Dec 10 at 4:24
batFINGER
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answered Dec 10 at 2:03
Stephen Leger
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TO elaborate for OP: this has not changed: For operator to be known asbpy.ops.foo.bar()requiresbl_idname = "foo.bar"(Lower case one dot, this is the error you are seeing "M" at position 0 is not lower case (and nextly there's no dot)) Blender will generate a registered classbpy.types.FOO_OT_barFor other registerable types thebl_idname(if omitted is the class name) and needs to follow the naming convention to avoid the warning message
– batFINGER
Dec 10 at 9:35
The wiki page specifically notes: "Valid Examples: OBJECT_OT_fancy_tool", and notes that "This constraint applies to the bl_idname of each class (or the class name which uses it if no bl_idname is defined in the class)". So, is the addons page wrong, or is this just a case of these features not being implemented? It seems very unclear to me based on the language on the wiki...I just want to clearly understand the full requirements for bl_idname and/or class name(s).
– egtwobits
Dec 16 at 1:31
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Keep in mind 2.8 is very Beta. But I could be wrong, but I'm surprised thats the only error you're getting. I thought all of the class names were to be changed? But I saw that on this programmers video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mjy-zGG3Wk4
So I don't know if this generates errors or not.
answered Dec 10 at 0:31
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Expected a class name including _OT_
This should work.
class MAPLUS_OT_changetypebaseclass(bpy.types.Operator):
bl_idname = "maplus.changetypebaseclass"
edited Dec 10 at 4:24
batFINGER
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answered Dec 10 at 2:03
Stephen Leger
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TO elaborate for OP: this has not changed: For operator to be known asbpy.ops.foo.bar()requiresbl_idname = "foo.bar"(Lower case one dot, this is the error you are seeing "M" at position 0 is not lower case (and nextly there's no dot)) Blender will generate a registered classbpy.types.FOO_OT_barFor other registerable types thebl_idname(if omitted is the class name) and needs to follow the naming convention to avoid the warning message
– batFINGER
Dec 10 at 9:35
The wiki page specifically notes: "Valid Examples: OBJECT_OT_fancy_tool", and notes that "This constraint applies to the bl_idname of each class (or the class name which uses it if no bl_idname is defined in the class)". So, is the addons page wrong, or is this just a case of these features not being implemented? It seems very unclear to me based on the language on the wiki...I just want to clearly understand the full requirements for bl_idname and/or class name(s).
– egtwobits
Dec 16 at 1:31
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Expected a class name including _OT_
This should work.
class MAPLUS_OT_changetypebaseclass(bpy.types.Operator):
bl_idname = "maplus.changetypebaseclass"
edited Dec 10 at 4:24
batFINGER
21.8k42465
answered Dec 10 at 2:03
Stephen Leger
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TO elaborate for OP: this has not changed: For operator to be known asbpy.ops.foo.bar()requiresbl_idname = "foo.bar"(Lower case one dot, this is the error you are seeing "M" at position 0 is not lower case (and nextly there's no dot)) Blender will generate a registered classbpy.types.FOO_OT_barFor other registerable types thebl_idname(if omitted is the class name) and needs to follow the naming convention to avoid the warning message
– batFINGER
Dec 10 at 9:35
The wiki page specifically notes: "Valid Examples: OBJECT_OT_fancy_tool", and notes that "This constraint applies to the bl_idname of each class (or the class name which uses it if no bl_idname is defined in the class)". So, is the addons page wrong, or is this just a case of these features not being implemented? It seems very unclear to me based on the language on the wiki...I just want to clearly understand the full requirements for bl_idname and/or class name(s).
– egtwobits
Dec 16 at 1:31
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up vote
3
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up vote
3
down vote
Expected a class name including _OT_
This should work.
class MAPLUS_OT_changetypebaseclass(bpy.types.Operator):
bl_idname = "maplus.changetypebaseclass"
edited Dec 10 at 4:24
batFINGER
21.8k42465
answered Dec 10 at 2:03
Stephen Leger
1163
Expected a class name including _OT_
This should work.
class MAPLUS_OT_changetypebaseclass(bpy.types.Operator):
bl_idname = "maplus.changetypebaseclass"
edited Dec 10 at 4:24
batFINGER
21.8k42465
answered Dec 10 at 2:03
Stephen Leger
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edited Dec 10 at 4:24
batFINGER
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edited Dec 10 at 4:24
batFINGER
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edited Dec 10 at 4:24
batFINGER
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21.8k42465
answered Dec 10 at 2:03
Stephen Leger
1163
answered Dec 10 at 2:03
Stephen Leger
1163
answered Dec 10 at 2:03
Stephen Leger
1163
1163
TO elaborate for OP: this has not changed: For operator to be known asbpy.ops.foo.bar()requiresbl_idname = "foo.bar"(Lower case one dot, this is the error you are seeing "M" at position 0 is not lower case (and nextly there's no dot)) Blender will generate a registered classbpy.types.FOO_OT_barFor other registerable types thebl_idname(if omitted is the class name) and needs to follow the naming convention to avoid the warning message
– batFINGER
Dec 10 at 9:35
The wiki page specifically notes: "Valid Examples: OBJECT_OT_fancy_tool", and notes that "This constraint applies to the bl_idname of each class (or the class name which uses it if no bl_idname is defined in the class)". So, is the addons page wrong, or is this just a case of these features not being implemented? It seems very unclear to me based on the language on the wiki...I just want to clearly understand the full requirements for bl_idname and/or class name(s).
– egtwobits
Dec 16 at 1:31
add a comment |
TO elaborate for OP: this has not changed: For operator to be known asbpy.ops.foo.bar()requiresbl_idname = "foo.bar"(Lower case one dot, this is the error you are seeing "M" at position 0 is not lower case (and nextly there's no dot)) Blender will generate a registered classbpy.types.FOO_OT_barFor other registerable types thebl_idname(if omitted is the class name) and needs to follow the naming convention to avoid the warning message
– batFINGER
Dec 10 at 9:35
The wiki page specifically notes: "Valid Examples: OBJECT_OT_fancy_tool", and notes that "This constraint applies to the bl_idname of each class (or the class name which uses it if no bl_idname is defined in the class)". So, is the addons page wrong, or is this just a case of these features not being implemented? It seems very unclear to me based on the language on the wiki...I just want to clearly understand the full requirements for bl_idname and/or class name(s).
– egtwobits
Dec 16 at 1:31
TO elaborate for OP: this has not changed: For operator to be known as
bpy.ops.foo.bar() requires bl_idname = "foo.bar" (Lower case one dot, this is the error you are seeing "M" at position 0 is not lower case (and nextly there's no dot)) Blender will generate a registered class bpy.types.FOO_OT_barFor other registerable types the bl_idname (if omitted is the class name) and needs to follow the naming convention to avoid the warning message– batFINGER
Dec 10 at 9:35
TO elaborate for OP: this has not changed: For operator to be known as
bpy.ops.foo.bar() requires bl_idname = "foo.bar" (Lower case one dot, this is the error you are seeing "M" at position 0 is not lower case (and nextly there's no dot)) Blender will generate a registered class bpy.types.FOO_OT_barFor other registerable types the bl_idname (if omitted is the class name) and needs to follow the naming convention to avoid the warning message– batFINGER
Dec 10 at 9:35
The wiki page specifically notes: "Valid Examples: OBJECT_OT_fancy_tool", and notes that "This constraint applies to the bl_idname of each class (or the class name which uses it if no bl_idname is defined in the class)". So, is the addons page wrong, or is this just a case of these features not being implemented? It seems very unclear to me based on the language on the wiki...I just want to clearly understand the full requirements for bl_idname and/or class name(s).
– egtwobits
Dec 16 at 1:31
The wiki page specifically notes: "Valid Examples: OBJECT_OT_fancy_tool", and notes that "This constraint applies to the bl_idname of each class (or the class name which uses it if no bl_idname is defined in the class)". So, is the addons page wrong, or is this just a case of these features not being implemented? It seems very unclear to me based on the language on the wiki...I just want to clearly understand the full requirements for bl_idname and/or class name(s).
– egtwobits
Dec 16 at 1:31
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
Keep in mind 2.8 is very Beta. But I could be wrong, but I'm surprised thats the only error you're getting. I thought all of the class names were to be changed? But I saw that on this programmers video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mjy-zGG3Wk4
So I don't know if this generates errors or not.
answered Dec 10 at 0:31
Monolith
1308
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up vote
1
down vote
Keep in mind 2.8 is very Beta. But I could be wrong, but I'm surprised thats the only error you're getting. I thought all of the class names were to be changed? But I saw that on this programmers video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mjy-zGG3Wk4
So I don't know if this generates errors or not.
answered Dec 10 at 0:31
Monolith
1308
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Keep in mind 2.8 is very Beta. But I could be wrong, but I'm surprised thats the only error you're getting. I thought all of the class names were to be changed? But I saw that on this programmers video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mjy-zGG3Wk4
So I don't know if this generates errors or not.
answered Dec 10 at 0:31
Monolith
1308
Keep in mind 2.8 is very Beta. But I could be wrong, but I'm surprised thats the only error you're getting. I thought all of the class names were to be changed? But I saw that on this programmers video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mjy-zGG3Wk4
So I don't know if this generates errors or not.
answered Dec 10 at 0:31
Monolith
1308
answered Dec 10 at 0:31
Monolith
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answered Dec 10 at 0:31
Monolith
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answered Dec 10 at 0:31
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